It's nice when it happens intentionally!
Might be able to make a NYD ride...
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Andy.M wrote:
> Off work?? I'm not sure that I'm familiar with the term. I was also
> considering a semi-epic New Years Day ride also though...
> -Andy
>
> On Dec 24, 4:12 pm, doug pe
Off work?? I'm not sure that I'm familiar with the term. I was also
considering a semi-epic New Years Day ride also though...
-Andy
On Dec 24, 4:12 pm, doug peterson wrote:
> Love to join you guys but I've got a full house & full schedule the
> next few days. Are you both off all next week?
>
That's tood bad you two can't make it. I'll be leaving town for a few days
Saturday morning. I should be back about Wed or Thurs and free until the 4th if
you want to ride then. Let me know.
As for anyone else, my plan is to get out around 1PM tomorrow from Capo Beach.
Let me know if you care
I'm *probably *going to be booked w/ familial responsibilities for the next
few days... but, I have the week of the 4th off AND the kids are in
school!!! Whoo-hoo!
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 4:12 PM, doug peterson wrote:
> Love to join you guys but I've got a full house & full schedule
I noted on the Velo Orange blog today that Ernest Csuka, the artisan
maker of Alex Singer cycles for more than 60 years, has died on
12/22/09. He was 81 years old. M. Csuka's eminently practical
cycles were also very beautiful. With his death goes the last of the
grand builders of randon
Love to join you guys but I've got a full house & full schedule the
next few days. Are you both off all next week?
dougP
On Dec 24, 4:05 pm, "Andy.M" wrote:
> Hey Joe,
> I can't make it on Christmas Day, but I was thinking about doing a
> turkey hangover ride on Saturday morning; same thing, no
> Sorry to mention tragedy at Christmas. Hug your family and friends
> and count your blessings! And a happy holiday of your choice to all.
Thank you for the link Tim. Quite sobering to read the log of a
robust person on an epic journey then read about that same person lost
in a near coma. Thi
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 6:59 PM, Bill Gibson wrote:
> One of the great things about finding Rivendell has been finding a
> source for real wool clothing. I love real wool socks, but 100% wool
> doesn't wear as well as blends. Sooner or later, even with blends,
> you'll need to learn how to do this
Hey Joe,
I can't make it on Christmas Day, but I was thinking about doing a
turkey hangover ride on Saturday morning; same thing, nothing too long
or too fast. I'm in North Orange County, but wouldn't mind traveling
down south... Or if anyone is interested let me know.
-Andy
On Dec 24, 12:43 pm,
One of the great things about finding Rivendell has been finding a
source for real wool clothing. I love real wool socks, but 100% wool
doesn't wear as well as blends. Sooner or later, even with blends,
you'll need to learn how to do this!:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nY1jTVyBE0
I liked the Ri
I am also making one of my goals for 2010 to try to do at least an S240 and
focus on lighter touring as described here. I've also had a rough end of the
year regarding time on the bike, so the fitness has lapsed and the weight
control plans are on shaky ground. I also plan on joining as many local
Hi Everyone,
I always think of these things too late, but was curious if anyone in the SoCal
area wanted to meet up in South Orange County for an afternoon ride on
Christmas day. Nothing too long or too fast. I live in the Capistrano Beach
area so starting in that area. Will provide after ride
OK, I didn't know where in the time line those things happened, just that I
"heard" it somewhere...
Thanks!
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 10:15 AM, JL wrote:
> I have heard stories about a few early examples of 753 cracking/
> failing under stress while working the bugs out of the heat treating
> pro
On Dec 24, 2009, at 12:15 PM, JL wrote:
> I have heard stories about a few early examples of 753 cracking/
> failing under stress while working the bugs out of the heat treating
> process. On early Riv production bikes (Road Standard, Long Low and
> All Rounders) Grant spec'd the frame tubes wit
By the time Riv specd 753 on their frames, it had been around for quite some
time. 853 was just coming along around not long after. I would imagine that
Reynolds had worked out things by then.
Joe
> Date: Thu, 24 Dec 2009 10:15:39 -0800
> Subject: [RBW] Reynolds 753 WAS: F.S. 56.5 Waterford bu
Yes, we are in Chiang Mai City. Northern Thailand is indeed a cycling
paradise. There are lots of little roads criss-crossing the landscape
with very little car traffic. Most are paved, but plenty turn to dirt
as they snake over a ridge, to return to tarmac on the far side.
Perfect terrain for pass
I have heard stories about a few early examples of 753 cracking/
failing under stress while working the bugs out of the heat treating
process. On early Riv production bikes (Road Standard, Long Low and
All Rounders) Grant spec'd the frame tubes with slightly longer butt
sections (not sure if all t
On Dec 24, 2009, at 10:12 AM, Mike wrote:
> This past summer I did two solo S24O's and one 8 day tour. The tour
> was probably the most enjoyable cycling experience of my life. I could
> have easily gone for another week or 5. Next year I don't think I'll
> be doing any touring but am hoping to d
Hey there -
Gernot's recent images of his weekly Thailand Riv Ride inspired me to create
a new Riv-derivative flickr grouup -
"Far-Flung Rivendells" - chronicling those Rivendells which have travelled
from their Walnut Creek, CA origins.
http://www.flickr.com/groups/farflungrivs/
- Jim
PS - Ge
on 12/24/09 3:41 AM, Earl Grey at earlg...@gmail.com wrote:
> on the remote chance that there are any other ROB members hiding out
> in or visiting Northern Thailand, Kip and I would like to invite any
> of you to our weekly ride. Usually at 3:30 pm, leaving from Lanna
> International School on the
The bicycle doctor @133 grand st. in Williamsburg has alot of Nitto stuff and
Brooks saddles, large selection.He always seems busy.Thats a good sign.Tele. is
718 302-3145
From: GeorgeS
To: RBW Owners Bunch
Sent: Tue, December 22, 2009 5:34:38 AM
Subject: [RBW
This past summer I did two solo S24O's and one 8 day tour. The tour
was probably the most enjoyable cycling experience of my life. I could
have easily gone for another week or 5. Next year I don't think I'll
be doing any touring but am hoping to do extended overnight camping
trips riding 300k to 40
Flickr says they should be viewable. Here are direct links (just two
photos):
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176...@n03/4210264150/in/set-72157623059995514/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/35176...@n03/4210264410/in/set-72157623059995514/
--Eric
www.wheelsnorth.org
www.campyonly.com
On Dec 23,
Oh God. Trust me, you do NOT want to know. There's a hockey player
from Yale in there somewhere and an old-school 14-32 freewheel. All I
know is when I woke up the Yankees had made the playoffs and there
were these pedals on the kitchen counter. Like I said, complicated.
; )
B
On Dec 23, 1:14 pm
He did say they were frisky...
On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 10:26 PM, David Faller wrote:
> Try again. This page is private!
>
> Thanks!
>
> - Original Message -
> *From:* Eric Norris
> *To:* rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
> *Sent:* Wednesday, December 23, 2009 10:02 PM
> *Subject:* [RB
I have it on good authority (http://sheldonbrown.com/podcasts/
grantpetersen.mp3) that a 700x23c wheel + tire is roughly equivalent
in diameter to a 650Bx38c wheel + tire. So if you can measure your BB
drop with a "normal" wheelset, this should give a pretty good idea of
the predicted BB drop.
An
I wrap electricians' tape strategically around my steel bottles, tho' this
does have the disadvantage that different cages require different locations.
It's pretty effective, if you don't mind tape beausage ("bow SAHJ").
Patrick "je parle francaise, un peu" Moore
On Thu, Dec 24, 2009 at 12:20 AM,
Nice, really, really nice. Thanks for the pictures. Jim D.
Massachusetts (18 inches on the ground and still snowing)
--- On Wed, 12/23/09, Robert F. Harrison wrote:
From: Robert F. Harrison
Subject: [RBW] A few more Quickbeam add-ons
To: rbw-owners-bunch@googlegroups.com
Date: Wed
Jeez, that looks fun. But I'll just have to settle for riding into the
Blizzard of the Century today.
On Dec 24, 5:41 am, Earl Grey wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> on the remote chance that there are any other ROB members hiding out
> in or visiting Northern Thailand, Kip and I would like to invite any
Gernot,
Perhaps next summer. My wife will be visiting her family in the south
(Rayong). You didn't mention what city - hopefully, Chaing Mai - my favorite
city. I've often thought how nice it would be to ride in Northern Thailand.
Bill
Louisville, Ky
In a message dated 12/24/2009 6:42:0
Thanks for sharing and the holiday wishes. Back at you.
Pretty cool to see Rivs distinctive lugged beauty fitting in so well
in such a distant location.
Not going to happen this year, that is for sure. But let me tell you,
here in Chicago that Thailand Riv Ride looks mighty good. Not
terribly
Amazing!
On Dec 24, 3:41 am, Earl Grey wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> on the remote chance that there are any other ROB members hiding out
> in or visiting Northern Thailand, Kip and I would like to invite any
> of you to our weekly ride. Usually at 3:30 pm, leaving from Lanna
> International School o
Hi everyone,
on the remote chance that there are any other ROB members hiding out
in or visiting Northern Thailand, Kip and I would like to invite any
of you to our weekly ride. Usually at 3:30 pm, leaving from Lanna
International School on the Hang Dong road just south of the airport.
But switchi
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